Archive for the ‘COVER STORY’ Category

SPANISH DINOSSAURS

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

The footsteps and fossils of the extinct monsters carve dramatic trekking trails through the Alpuente region.

England Rising - COVER STORY

Sunday, July 1st, 2007

As the annual Bristol balloon festival drifts into town, everyone’s eyes will be skyward for a unique summer spectacle of colour and form.

On a Wing and a Dare - COVER STORY

Friday, June 1st, 2007

We try our hand alongside the aerial daredevil wingwalkers set to light up the skies this summer.

A Walk on the Wild Side - COVER STORY

Tuesday, May 1st, 2007

Marrakech’s bewildering traditions and culture make for one of the world’s most unforgettable experiences.

On the Snail Trail - COVER STORY

Sunday, April 1st, 2007

How the smallest of Czech snail farms is taking on the biggest market in the world for the miniature delicacy.

Gerry Cottle: Circus Impresario - COVER STORY

Thursday, March 1st, 2007

One of Europe’s most flamboyant showman tells of the highs, lows, elephants and circus antics of his big-top life..

The Carnival Month - COVER STORY

Thursday, February 1st, 2007

The bizarre, weird and wonderful head out onto Europe’s streets to celebrate tradition, creativity and feats of strength.

East heads West

Sunday, October 1st, 2006

All the spectacle, showtime and sparkle of Bollywood is set to lighten up British cities this winter as a star-studded production, The Merchants of Bollywood, takes centre stage.
WORDS BY ELLE J SMALL / PHOTGRAPHY BY KEDAR NENE
Passion, pain, humour and a helping of cheese: Bollywood has it all. And it’s about to head to Europe.
The […]

Alive and Kicking

Friday, September 1st, 2006

Under France’s most famous windmill, all the decadence and flurry of the Moulin Rouge’s signature dance continues to enthrall. You can still Cancan.
WORDS BY PIERS TOWNLEY/ PHOTOGRAPHS BY TONY FRENCH
The word “backstage” conjures up several images; VIP treatment, plush furnishings, crèmede-la-crème access to all areas… But backstage at the world-famous Moulin Rouge is a different […]

Time for Tea

Monday, May 1st, 2006

Forget your double decaff or skinny latte, Tea’s the new hip beverage and nowhere more so than in London’s top tea-rooms. Bethan Ryder quenches her thirst.
The ubiquitous coffee shops on every corner are tempting for a shot of caffeine and energy burst, but the true national drink of Britain is far more refined and relaxing […]